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A car rally for the visually challenged

Special Correspondent

BANGALORE: It will be a different kind of car rally. Not because of the distance to be covered or the difficult terrain but because the navigation will be done by visually challenged students from the National Association for The Blind (NAB). The navigators will guide the drivers along the prescribed route with the help of Braille maps. At the finish point, on Nandi Hills, the participants and their families will compete in a treasure hunt.

NAB-Karnataka has organised this car rally on August 7.

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